I'm not giving up on crypto. Just remarking what the new situation is and to which most of us will have to adapt to. As for defi and NFTs, I mentioned I was talking about their initial implementations.

I saw the video on Hive! Great work by the guys! I voted and commented on X.

We, as a crypto space, keep hoping to get onboard the AI train, by facilitating micropayments between AI agents of the soon-to-be future. If that future doesn't materialize, I'm afraid the crypto space

I did go a bit down the rabbit hole on the creation of BTC when it was realized that the OG whales were selling their stack. I don't think the institutions taking their positions care about crypto beyond

They sure do, and I use(d) these trends too, but at some point, things get too hyped for an asset to keep going up.

It would be nice if crypto dominated 2026. We will see...

I admit I haven't followed on that, but I think that'll open the gates even wider to the institutional investments, which is the way things are going regardless.

Maybe... The place is peaceful and in the middle of nature, but I assume it takes a lot of work and it isn't easy to live there sometimes.

Thanks! Time will tell... I may be wired a bit differently when it comes to content, lol.

I would only give it access if I managed to buy another laptop and isolate it and its potential damage there. There are also privacy concerns I have.

It is already quite difficult to move money out of Europe, as a regular person. Maybe except through crypto, while they don't block that route too. In the tradfi, I checked whether I could open a

Thanks! Yeah, hard to miss this as a dev, when you start using it and see how much it improves productivity.

I love that it looks so... alive! I didn't expect that.

Thanks.

Well, it depends. They are better programmers than me and most programmers in the world when it comes to heavy-lifting. They produce code practically instantly. I don't need to know the details (unless

One of the best ways to "experience" history, through traditions kept alive and buildings left standing or other artifacts preserved.

I agree! They are certainly more connected to nature than modern people. At some point, modern people may not distinguish what is real from what what happens online or in games. It may happen already.

I still use Claude Sonnet 4.5, the free version, not Opus (I don't have access to it for free) for coding and the others, by rotation, depending on what I need. For productive work, a good/suitable AI

They tried their worse in many cases, but eventually didn't fully succeed. Maybe that's how the people built their resilience and kept close to church.

For humans, I think that's correct. AI still lacks vision. But it is skilled. Much better programmer than most programmers when it comes to heavy lifting and knowing various things a human programmer would